The real estate industry in Maharashtra is taking significant steps towards skill development and ethical practices. This collaborative effort aims to enhance the global standing of the sector and ensure a transparent and fair market for all stakeholders.
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The primary goal is to enhance the standards of the real estate sector, making it more transparent, reliable, and globally competitive.
The key organizations include the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), the Real Estate Developers Association (REDA), and other prominent industry associations.
The training programs are designed to equip real estate professionals with skills in project management, legal compliance, and consumer protection.
By adopting a more transparent and ethical approach, the industry aims to restore the faith of homebuyers and investors.
The initiative includes the introduction of digital platforms and smart contracts to improve the efficiency and transparency of real estate transactions.
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